Bit Long in The Tooth

Irish Meaning (The Craic Version)

Bit long in the tooth is the Irish way of saying someone might be getting on a bit… yet still refuses to act their age.
It’s used for those who:

• are young at heart,

• still go out, stay up late, and have the craic,

• and completely ignore what an opinionated Irish person thinks is “age-appropriate.”

It’s usually said with a wink — half judgement, half admiration. Bit Long in the Tooth means getting older in years but still full of energy, attitude, and fun.

Fragrance

Apple, Orange & Raspberry
A bright, juicy fruit blend known for:

• Freshness and energy

• Light sweetness

• Uplifting, happy vibes

Playful, vibrant, and youthful — no matter what the number says.

Brand Disclaimer (Design & Scent)

All freshies are designed and hand-sketched by Eileen. Some days she might look at a design and say, “Jaysus, I could do better” — and when that happens, small tweaks or improvements may be made as the brand evolves.

The same goes for scents: if a fragrance isn’t up to scratch, Eileen will always make the call to improve, swap, or refine it so you get the best possible freshie every time.

What never changes are the bricks and mortar of the brand — earth-friendly, naturally inspired, craic-filled fresheners made with love (and a dash of cheek).